Ipomoea triloba ?

identification no200211sn2: id.please. take at my farm in Mulshi, Pune in Feb.
plant habit: may be climber
height:about 4 ft.
leaves:–
inflorescence:–
other info:pink in colour

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… most probably the littlebell morning glory, Ipomoea triloba … native of tropical America.

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This is probably Argyria sp.

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The plant may be Ipomoea triloba or perhaps another closely related species in the Batatas series Ipomoea trifida.

The plant in the photos above are displaying some partially malformed tubes ( which in cultivated Ipomoea nil “asagao” are known as ‘reverse tubes’) and these type of corolla tubes (whether present in cultivated or wild strains) to various degrees collapse (prolapse ?) backwards / downwards upon themselves resulting in the outer edge of the limb to be closer to the top of the stamens and pistil than would ordinarilly be the case, additionally the base of the corolla can appear to be wider then normal when viewed from the outside of the corolla.
The partially collapsed tube can best be viewed in the upper right of the photo here
efi thread…

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I hope to see more closeup views of sepals as these structures are Key to differential identification in many Ipomoea and other Convolvulaceae…
Hope my impressions may be of value.

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Doesnt look like Ipomoea triloba, the funnel shape is very much like Argyreia sp

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Thanks, … Pl. check at Ipomoea